Sentence examples for performances account from inspiring English sources

Environmental and social performances account for only a fractional share of the index's total weighting about 25% to 35%, depending on industry variations.

If on one hand the mechanical performances account on the bulk properties of the material, the surface properties such as charge, topography, roughness, and wettability are responsible for the first biological events after implantation.

(More than half of the surveyed musicians work at least three jobs, and income from musical work, such as compositions, recordings and performances, accounts for roughly 80% of take-home pay).

These studies conclude that prior academic performance account for only part of variance in medical school performance.

Furthermore, the fact that in Experiment 1, errors were made to both goal arms in almost 70% of sessions argues against a performance account based solely on side-preferences elicited by unequal quantities of muscimol entering each hemisphere.

"Small caps contributed particularly positively to performance, accounting for around 40% of performance, despite making up only 15% of the fund.

The high-yield bonds were the biggest contributor to the fund's performance, accounting for about 60percentt of the return for 2003.

A survey of top banks by the Institute of International Finance, a bank lobby group, found that guaranteed bonuses — paid regardless of bankers' performance — accounted for only 5 percent of the bonus pool in 2009, down by half from 2008.

The plot thickened in 1981 when researchers determined that Cobb was credited with the statistics from one of his games twice, with the bonus 2-for-3 performance accounting for his margin of victory over Lajoie.

While it already had a measure of its own independence from the mother ship, Lucent Microelectronics was a bright spot in the company's overall performance, accounting for 11% of Lucent's $33.8 billion in year 2000 revenue.

An irreversible inverse cycle, operating at steady state conditions with finite thermal capacity heat sources, is analyzed in order to obtain an expression for the coefficient of performance accounting for the Second Law.